Project settings are settings that you can adjust for your whole project. These settings are project styles, guides, breakpoints, tags, and the option to import a page from Figma.

In the color palette, you can set your colors for the primary, accent, and background palette. If you are using colors on the canvas from the color palette, any updates from here will update everywhere it is being used in your project.

If you need to set a font that should be set by default, you can set it from the project settings. Every time you add text to your project, the default font will be used, and you can easily swap it into a different one at any point. You are always free to override the default font as you would set a font normally from the style panel.

You can find the Project Settings inside the design editor. Click our Vev icon located in the upper-left corner, and select "Settings" and "General".

Here you can add/remove project plans, change the title of your project and add tags to your project to easily find it when searching from the dashboard. There are also options to choose the home page of your project, as well as set the page that will be displayed if your visitors come to a page that doesn't exist(404/not found) & set the color palette of your project.

To access Page settings, click the Vev icon located in the upper-left corner, and select "Settings" and "Pages". Alternatively, you can access Page settings by unselect the canvas, or press "ESC".

Here you can set the cover photo, meaning the image featured when sharing. You can see the social share preview in the tile listed on the right. You can also edit SEO settings such as Title & Description, edit the page status, change the page path and set up custom page variables that can be used in hosting plugins.

You can manage all of your publish endpoints and integrations at the project level from here, which means that any settings you add or alter will only affect the publish destinations in the current project.

It's important to note that the publish endpoint must have been previously added and connected to your account in order to appear listed when adding it to a project. Read this article, choose the type of hosting you want to add, and learn how to properly connect it.

To add a publish destination click the Add publish destination button at the top left of the page and choose your publish endpoint from the dropdown menu. If needed you can choose to add a path to the root domain. Then click add publish destination.

The publish endpoint will now appear listed in the Publish dialoge and you'll be able to publish your project to it.

As mentioned above, any integration that you add to a publish destination on the project level will only affect the current project.

To add an integration you can click the show integrations button next to you publish destination. From there you can click add integration and then you can browse for the integration you need. After that simply select it, set it up accordingly and click add integration.

An overview of all the published versions of the project. Here, you have an option to roll back to a previously published version.

To roll back to a previous version select publish history, find the version you want to rollback to, click the three dots on the right side and then click rollback to this version.

The project will remain unchanged in the editor, only the published URL will be rolled back. You do not need to republish the project manually since it will be done automatically.

You can embed any content built in Vev anywhere on the web. Simply copy the embed code of your Vev project and paste it into your publishing platform. To learn more about this option read this article.

You have the ability to download your project's HTML file along with its sitemap in a convenient ZIP format. The ZIP file contains all the necessary elements of your project, and you have the flexibility to place it wherever you require on the web, whether that's within your CMS or on your server. To aid you further, we provide two export options, each with its advantages:

You can also import your Figma project to Vev, read this article to learn how to do it.

If you have have a project plan attached to a project but you still see the Vev watermark on your published project, a quick solution could be to go into the project settings and remove the project plan and re-add it. If you are still seeing the watermark after this please reach out to support.

First, remove the plan in its entirety:

Then re-add it: